Diver Questions in General. Any pics of well worn (aged) Divers?
Do any of you guys have pics of well worn divers? Wondering how they age. I'm not looking for a watch I have to polish, but like the ones that develop a hairline patina. I'm not talking gouges, dents, etc.I like Rolex and Panerai, because they age well. I want to wear my watches without much concern. I'm OCD about dials and hands, but I like the case to have its own wabi sabi.So, I want to understand differences between divers also15710ST.OO.A002CA.01--display back--stamped matte dial--barely thicker15703ST.OO.A002CA.01--solid back--machined glossy dial--barely thinnerIs the movement finished exactly the same with the 15703 v 15710? I know the 15703 is covered, but I can't find any pictures of the 15703 movement in the watch with the caseback removed.Thanks.

Falling back in love...with my 673
Something about this watch just keeps drawing me back.Due to a couple of Rolex incomings this year, a SubC LN in March & a TT LB in December my trusty little 673 hasn't seen much sunlight these past few months.I even considered trading her at one point just prior to the LB purchase but something stopped me actually doing the dirty deed at the last minute...Anyway, now I've come back to my senses I'm pleased to say I've decided she's a keeper.Well, I mean, just look at her - she's a stunner!... lol Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

When will the PAM base models stop producing?
Hi guys,New around here after roaming for quite some time.The ETA movements, PAM 112, 000, 005 etc - I've heard will stop produce soon.Since most of them are getting replaced by Panerai's inhouse movements, and I've also heard it before that its getting harder and harder to find the base models from AD's.So my questions are;1. When do you think these models will stop producing? 2. Do you think it's a good idea to hold on to them for a couple of years? Since if they stop producing they will obviously be hard to come across -> second hand price rise.Cheers!

Tudor Black Bay Blue or GMT
The reason for this post is a little confusing to me. I've never been a fan of the Tudors snowflake hands and large crown. I've even said it here a couple of times that it's a deal breaker for me. With that said I had some free time yesterday morning so I thought I'd do a bit of window shopping. I popped into a Tudor AD and the Black Bay Blue really caught my eye, wow what a beautiful piece, the snowflake hand isn't anywhere near as overpowering as it looks in pictures and I hardly notice the crown when on the wrist. Pictures really don't do this watch justice. If only I could make my mind up I'd be sitting here now with it on my wrist.I know we we get a lot of these post's, I'm guilty of opening them myself before but thought I'd ask the community for opinions. So for the options, Tudor Black Bay Blue Aged Leather StrapI don't like how the leather strap sits very low on the watch. I want to wear the watch on a black and blue RubberB band. The leather strap comes with the deployment c

Still waiting on a stainless ceramic Daytona...
...so I got the white gold instead. Oh boy, was that the right call. Incoming below.I've got to say, the WG Daytona on Oysterflex is the perfect juxtaposition of old and new. It embodies everything that made the classic Daytona a smashing hit and wrapped it up into a 21st century package. The weighting and fit of this watch is absolutely perfect - it's heavier than one might imagine. It literally fit my 7 wrist perfectly right out of the display case with no adjustment. The OysterFlex bracelet is the most comfortable Rolex bracelet I've ever worn, hands down.And the dial...oh man. Quite possibly the best modern Daytona dial to date. It can vary from silver to a more gold hue, depending on the lighting. The black panda subdials and ceramic bezel create the perfect contrast to the light dial. Also, even though this watch is gold, it is so extremely versatile. You really don't need to worry about scratching the bezel or bracelet, which leaves just a few surface areas exposed.